Lowell Technological Institute - Pickout Yearbook (Lowell, MA)

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CReeriNG jforetoorti OMETHING should be left behind as a form of monument from the Class of 1915, and for this reason we have struggled with the greatest effort to put out a year-book worthy of the School, the Senior Class, and the Board. If Perfection cannot be reached in anything, but we have given all our available time and efforts in making this book one of the best ever sent out from the doors of Lowell Textile School. f May each Senior preserve and cherish this volume as a memo of the dear old days spent at the school, and in looking back over its pages, may he see himself again, not as a son of his Alma Mater, but as a fellow among his pals enjoying the fragrance of youth and living again in the happy atmosphere of Textile.

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Crusted of Hotoeli Ctjttle (Incorporated 1895) COR PO TION i onorarp %vu$ttt$ Frederick Fanning Ayer, New York City Charles H. Hutchins President, Crompton Knowles Loom Works, Worcester, Mass. €t)e Corporation 4Mcer£, 1914 Alexander G. Cumnock, President James T. Smith, Clerk John Jacob Rogers, Vice-President Arthur G. Pollard, Treasurer €vu$tet$ @n t e f)art of tbe Commontoealtl) of Jfta66acI)U6e1tg ©]c officii His Honor Grafton D. Cushing, Dr. David Snedden, Lieutenant Governor Commissioner of Education ppointrt fap tl)e (Sobetnor ana Council Frederick A. Flather, Lowell, 1916, Treasurer Boott Mills John T. Donehue, 1918 @n t e JJart of t )t Cttp of lotocll Cj: officiis Hon. Dennis J. Murphy, Hugh J. Molloy, Mayor of Lowell Supt. of Public Schools James H. Carmichael, President Municipal Council Up appointment of tlje Lotoell Ccrtile Council Michael Duggan